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I suspect that @ianbetteridge@social.vivaldi.net will be slightly conflicted about this one, especially as the methodology involved asking 'AI' for the answer, and it came back mostly 'No.' in the body of the piece. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48792218 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48791799 https://economist.com/interactive/finance-and-economics/2026/07/02/is-the-economist-always-wrong It's worth noting that the print edition did not use this question headline at all for this piece, but went for a pun instead. #TheEconomist #QuestionHeadlines #AI

@ianbetteridge@social.vivaldi.net Taking the 'and' to be a logical operator, obviously 'No.' anded with anything is still 'No.'. Except in #Python, of course. (-: #ComputerProgramming #logic #QuestionHeadlines

@londondreamtime@mastodonapp.uk @tiggy@mastodonapp.uk There's a Web Developer somewhere in #Meta who is looking at the 'some' in that headline and treating it as a bug report. At least it's not a yes/no question, though. (-: @ianbetteridge@social.vivaldi.net #QuestionHeadlines #Facebook #Instagram #SkyNews #WebDevelopers #ConsentOrPay